The correct answer is enculturation.
Enculturation refers to the process whereby a culture, its norms, values and general characteristics are absorbed or acquired by a person. Through enculturation, people learn the dynamics, values and worldviews of the culture or society they belong to. Enculturation occurs through observing one's social settings, culture and behavior of those around them.
Answer:
balancing a checkbook.
Explanation:
An individual in this stage may have difficulty doing tasks such as balancing a checkbook. This sort of task requires a higher level of cognitive activity that may be very difficult for an individual in the early stages of dementia. This is because the early stages of this disease have very noticeable issues with memory, speed of thought, language or behaviour, which are all needed for these sort of tasks.
Answer:
Given the story line<em> Of</em> <em>Mice and Men </em>by John Steinbeck, it would appear the author does support the idea of euthanasia.
Explanation:
There are at least two cases of euthanasia in the novel of<em> Of Mice and Men.</em> The first is with Candy's dog who was sick and old and was shot but the character of his owner expresses some regret. He said he should have shot the dog himself and not allowed a stranger to kill him because he was old and in pain. The second example is when George kills Lennie at the end of the novel. This again is built up in the story as a mercy killing out of love because Lennie was being chased by a mob.
The answer is cause and effect based claim
